SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL
SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIALSupplementary Figure 1: Flowchart of included observations in thee analysis 251476-1658Total deaths in the 2015 registry96,239Without missing or wrong information in final cause of death96,234Only ≥18 years old89,324Missing information on habitual geographic location (i.e., foreigners), 89,225Without cardiac arrest (ICD-10= I46) in final cause of death 81,508Without diabetes (ICD-10=E10, E11, E13) in final cause of death 81,328Without chronic kidney disease (ICD-10=N18) in final cause of death 80,574Without chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (ICD-10=J41, J42, J44) in final cause of death 80,336Without hypertension (ICD-10=I10) in final cause of death 79,597Without selected cancers (ICD-10=C16, C61, C34, C50, C53) in final cause of death 77,065Included in the analysisTotal deaths in the 2015 registry96,239Without missing or wrong information in final cause of death96,234Only ≥18 years old89,324Missing information on habitual geographic location (i.e., foreigners), 89,225Without cardiac arrest (ICD-10= I46) in final cause of death 81,508Without diabetes (ICD-10=E10, E11, E13) in final cause of death 81,328Without chronic kidney disease (ICD-10=N18) in final cause of death 80,574Without chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (ICD-10=J41, J42, J44) in final cause of death 80,336Without hypertension (ICD-10=I10) in final cause of death 79,597Without selected cancers (ICD-10=C16, C61, C34, C50, C53) in final cause of death 77,065Included in the analysisSupplementary Figure 2: Final cause of death as per the global burden of disease ICD-10 code categories in selected underlying causes in Peru, 2015This figure is to be read horizontally: starting from all deaths, how many of these were due to the selected underlying causes of death, and of these how many were attributed to the studied final causes of death. The width of the links between nodes is relative to the proportion of deaths, i.e., the wider the link the larger the proportion. Interpretation: from all deaths that occurred in 2015, the largest proportion was due to other causes; also, when hypertension was the underlying cause of death, the largest final cause fall in the cardiovascular category. CKD = chronic kidney disease; COPD = chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; HTN = hypertension; CVD = cardiovascular diseases. Refer to Supplementary Table 6 for the exact estimates. Supplementary Table 1: ICD-10 codes used to define the outcome variableCommunicableA00-A00.9, A01.0-A14, A15-A28.9, A30-A30.9, A32-A39.9, A48.1-A48.2, A48.4-A48.5,A49.1, A50-A58, A60-A60.9, A63-A63.8, A65.0, A68-A70, A74, A74.8-A75.9, A77-A96.9, A98-A98.8, B00-B06.9, B10-B10.8, B15-B17.9, B19-B27.9, B29.4, B33-B33.1,B33.3-B33.8, B47-B48.8, B50-B53.8, B55.0, B56-B57.5, B60-B60.8, B63, B65-B67.9,B69-B72.0, B74.3-B75, B77-B77.9, B83-B83.8, B90-B92, B94.1-B94.2, B95-B95.5,B97.4-B97.6, D50.1-D50.8, D51-D52.0, D52.8-D53.9, D64.3, E00-E02, E40-E46.9, E51-E61.9, E63-E64.0, E64.2-E64.9, F07.1, G00.0-G00.8, G03-G03.8, G04-G05.8, G14-G14.6, H70-H70.9, I00, I02, I02.9, I98.0-I98.1, J01-J01.9, J02.0, J03.0, J04.0, J05.0, J09-J15.8, J16-J16.9, J20-J21.9, J36.0, K67.0-K67.8, K71.2, K71.6, K74.7-K74.8,K75.3, K76.3, K77.0, K93.0-K93.1, M03.1, M12.1, M49.0-M49.1, M73.0-M73.1, M89.6, N74.1-N74.2, N96, N98-N98.9, O00-O07.9, O09-O16.9, O20-O26.9, O28-O36.9, O40-O48.1, O60-O77.9, O80-O92.7, O96-O98.6, O98.8-P04.2, P04.5-P05.9, P07-P15.9, P19-P22.9, P23.0-P23.4, P24-P29.9, P35-P37.2, P37.5-P39.9, P50-P61.9, P70, P70.3-P72.9, P74-P78.9, P80-P81.9, P83-P84, P90-P94.9, P96, P96.3-P96.4, P96.8, R19.7, U04-U04.9,U06-U06.9, U82-U89, Z16-Z16.3CardiovascularB33.2, G45-G46.8, I01-I01.9, I02.0, I05-I09.9, I11-I11.9, I20-I25.9, I28-I28.8, I30-I31.1, I31.8-I41.9, I42.1-I42.8, I43-I43.9, I47-I48.9, I51.0-I51.4, I60-I63.9, I65-I66.9, I67.0-I67.3, I67.5-I67.6, I68.0-I68.2, I69.0-I69.3, I70.2-I70.8, I71-I73.9, I77-I83.9, I86-I89.0, I89.9, I98, K75.1CancersC00-C13.9, C15-C25.9, C30-C34.9, C37-C38.8, C40-C41.9, C43-C45.9, C47-C54.9, C56-C57.8, C58.0, C60-C63.8, C64-C67.9, C68.0-C68.8, C69-C75.8, C81-C86.6, C88-C96.9, D00.1-D00.2, D01.0-D01.3, D02.0-D02.3, D03-D06.9, D07.0-D07.2, D07.4-D07.5, D09.0, D09.2-D09.3, D09.8, D10.0-D10.7, D11-D12.9, D13.0-D13.7, D14.0-D14.3, D15-D16.9, D22-D24.9, D26.0, D27-D27.9, D28.0-D28.1, D28.7, D29.0-D29.8, D30.0-D30.8, D31-D36, D36.1-D36.7, D37.1-D37.5, D38.0-D38.5, D39.1-D39.2, D39.8, D40.0-D40.8, D41.0-D41.8, D42-D43.9, D44.0-D44.8, D45-D47.0, D47.2-D47.9, D48.0-D48.6, D49.2-D49.4, D49.6, K31.7, K62.0-K62.1, K63.5, N60-N60.9, N84.0-N84.1, N87-N87.9These codes are as per the Global Burden of Disease study, which were used for sensitivity analysis. The outcome used in the primary analysis includes these codes and others as described in the methods section. Supplementary Table 2: Underlying causes of death by sex (p<0.001)Underlying cause of death Men (%) [n = 41,544]Women (%) [n = 35,521]All others87.4685.25Diabetes1.011.23Chronic kidney disease1.981.95Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease1.711.77Hypertension2.192.54Cancers5.667.27Supplementary Table 3: Final cause of death by sex (p<0.001)Final cause of death – sensitivity analysis outcomeMen (%) [n = 5,452]Women (%) [n = 4,704]Total (%)[n = 10,156]Communicable 13.1010.1611.74Cardiovascular 61.6857.6159.80Neoplasms25.2232.2328.47Final cause of death – main outcomeMen (%) [n = 14,601]Women (%) [n = 13,560]Total (%)[n = 28,161]Communicable 59.5460.4459.97Cardiovascular 31.0528.3829.76Neoplasms9.4211.1810.27Supplementary Table 4: Cross-tabulation of underlying and final cause of death (p<0.001)Final cause of death – Primary analysisUnderlying cause of death (%)CommunicableCardiovascularNeoplasmsAll others (n = 24,719)59.9528.9211.13Diabetes (n = 363)68.3230.850.83Chronic kidney disease (n = 511)79.2620.160.59Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (n = 382)86.3913.610.00Hypertension (n = 997)17.5582.250.20Cancers (n = 1,189)76.5312.3611.10Final cause of death – Sensitivity analysis CommunicableCardiovascularNeoplasmsUnderlying cause of death (%)All others (n = 9,064)12.1557.5030.35Diabetes (n = 100)8.0089.003.00Chronic kidney disease (n = 77)14.2981.823.90Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (n = 47)25.5374.470.00Hypertension (n = 581)1.2098.450.34Cancers (n = 278)18.4735.5445.99Supplementary Table 5: Estimates used to plot figure 1 (Sankey plot in main manuscript)Nodes 0Nodes 1 [underlying causes]Nodes 2 [final causes]From all causes ……to all others (84.44%)…to diabetes (1.11%)…to chronic kidney disease (1.96%)…to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (1.73%)…to hypertension (2.35%)…to cancers (6.40%)From all others……to communicable (59.95%)…to cardiovascular (28.92%)…to neoplasm (11.13%)From diabetes……to communicable (68.32%)…to cardiovascular (29.16%)…to neoplasm (0.83%)From chronic kidney disease ……to communicable (79.26%)…to cardiovascular (20.16%)…to neoplasm (0.59%)From chronic obstructive pulmonary disease……to communicable (86.39%)…to cardiovascular (13.61%)…to neoplasm (0.00%)From hypertension….…to communicable (17.55%)…to cardiovascular (82.25%)…to neoplasm (0.20%)From cancers……to communicable (78.63%)…to cardiovascular (12.36%)…to neoplasm (11.10%)Supplementary Table 6: Estimates used to plot supplementary figure 1 (Sankey plot in supplementary material)Nodes 0Nodes 1 [underlying causes]Nodes 2 [final causes]From all causes ……to all others (86.44%)…to diabetes (1.11%)…to chronic kidney disease (1.96%)…to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (1.73%)…to hypertension (2.35%)…to cancers (6.40%)From all others……to communicable (12.15%)…to cardiovascular (57.50%)…to neoplasm (30.35%)From diabetes……to communicable (8.00%)…to cardiovascular (89.00%)…to neoplasm (3.00%)From chronic kidney disease ……to communicable (14.29%)…to cardiovascular (81.82%)…to neoplasm (3.90%)From chronic obstructive pulmonary disease……to communicable (25.53%)…to cardiovascular (74.47%)…to neoplasm (0.00%)From hypertension….…to communicable (1.20%)…to cardiovascular (98.45%)…to neoplasm (0.34%)From cancers……to communicable (18.47%)…to cardiovascular (35.54%)…to neoplasm (45.99%) ................
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